03 Jul 1926
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Newspaper
Denton Journal
Location
Denton, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1926
Page
1
Advertises collar-attached shirts in saisette madras and broad blouses for men and boys with short sleeves and turn-back collars at $1.25. Two-piece Mohair Crash Tropical and Flannel suits with unlined coats for warm weather. Linen knickers for boys sizes 8 to 18 at $1.95. men $3.75 to $4.75. Dotted voile dresses in tan blue black white blue white with dots, sizes 86 to 50.
Keyser No 97X offers all silk stockings to complement a short skirt. The Run Stop design is praised for its fit and long wear, priced at 1.95 dollars.
Short sleeve wash suits with wide bottoms and colored elements plus ties offered in plain colors plaid and combinations. Priced at 1.95 with sizes 3 to 10. Linen garments at 2.95. Cinderella Kiddy Klues for girls feature English prints broadcloths and embroidery or smocking from 95 cents to 4.50.
The article highlights new shoes featuring high heels inlays piping and two tone sport styles. It notes options in smart satins parents calf skins and kids with a large selection to choose from.
A democratic notice from Henry R Lewis of Denton Md announcing candidacy for Caroline County Register of Wills, citing forty years in law and service to the courts, pledging full effort if nominated and elected, with a request for primary support. Also includes a second notice declaring candidacy for County Treasurer after 22 years of party service, pending Democratic voters’ decision.
A letter from Philip W. Downes announces his candidacy for Caroline County Commissioner in the upcoming primary. He seeks Democratic voters support across all districts and pledges to work for taxpayers if nominated and elected.
Nelson H. Fooks declares his candidacy for the State Senate this fall subject to the Democratic Primaries in a county press notice.
NOTICE: IT will be a candidate for Sheriff in the coming Democratic primaries and will appreciate any help the public can give me. 3-6 ROBERT L. BREEDING.
William P Carroll announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for County Treasurer of Caroline County in the upcoming primaries. He pledges to perform his duties to the best of his ability if nominated and elected and thanks voters for any support. Date: June 9, 1926.
Concord Campmeeting Committee will meet on Saturday July 3 between 1 and 3 p.m. to receive sealed bids for bread tent cleaning of grounds lights during encampment transportation of preachers per mile and barbershop. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. J Atwood Todd Secretary.
Notice to taxpayers in arrears for taxes rents and assessments due the Town of Denton to call at the Town Treasurer office Law Building and settle before July 1 1926 after that date all accounts will be placed for collection by order of the Commissioners of Piantan call G-26-21
Farm for rent in the Third district for the year 1927. Apply to Mrs. Dennis R. Nichols Federalsburg Maryland.
Used 3,000 miles Chevrolet touring car offered at 160 dollars. Breeding's Drug Store advertises the item at 7 8 31 in Denton Maryland.
A distressed son confesses to embezzling funds and faces a harsh rebuke from his father. The mother pleads for mercy while the grandfather tells a parable of reform, urging compassion and a second chance within a troubled household. The father eventually softens and the son leaves with his father to seek a resolution.
In southwestern Texas seeking of blood-red ore continues not for war paint but mercury. For 30 years mines here have produced vast wealth with one firm totaling $10,000,000 in the last 25 years. Indians and Mexicans live in quiet mining villages as men work deep underground. A cavern in one mine is reached by a 50 foot ladder placed long ago. Bluffs around are carved with red Indian designs from the ore.
Popular Mechanics notes oak figureheads from Nelson era ships are highly valued antiques. A London shipbreaker has gathered many, repairing and redecorating them for demand. A giant figurehead of the first Duke of Wellington illustrates the ornate carvings.
In 1911 a man who survived Niagara Falls in a barrel later fractured his leg in Auckland New Zealand after slipping on an orange peel. The incident links daring stunt history across two countries.
The allotment of National Guards men given to a state was determined by a general board which convened for the purpose of allocation of those units. The allotment, although primarily based on population, took into consideration other factors as well.
The world's diamonds likely valued around 5 billion dollars. The United States consumes half again as much as all other nations combined, absorbing 50 percent more diamonds and precious stones than the rest of the world.
The text notes wild canaries were green with louder voices than domestic varieties. They were first brought to Europe in the sixteenth century, highlighting early migration and cultural interest in this species.
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